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  • Gauteng vote counting lags behind

    Elections 2014

    JOBURG - The battle for governance of Gauteng continued as counting in the hotly contested province lagged behind.

  • Movie night for homeless pets

    Local news

    FOURWAYS - Woodrock Animal Rescue have joined forces with Animaltalk Magazine and Ster Kinekor to host a movie night on…

  • Pet-owner finds her puppy

    Local news

    FOURWAYS - Fourways resident, Karisa Grigoratos has been reunited with her missing canine friend, Remi.

  • Residents to spruce up spruit

    Local news

    JOBURG - What may be the biggest Braamfontein Spruit clean-up initiative to happen in a while will take place on…

  • IEC: Incidents did not hamper elections

    Elections 2014

    JOBURG - The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) conceded that it had received reports of a few incidents during the elections…

  • Gauteng results slow

    Elections 2014

    JOBURG - All eyes are on Gauteng as the slow pace of vote counting means that no definitive conclusions can…

  • Daniel, a true born-free

    Elections 2014

    NORSCOT- Meet Daniel Teles, a born-free: born on the dawn of democracy in South Africa.

  • ANC’s majority vote could drop

    Elections 2014

    JOBURG - The ANC is expected to retain its governance nationally, but with a lower majority vote.

  • Suburban satirist critiques Dainfern

    Local news

    DAINFERN - From her house in Dainfern Valley, author Lauren Liebenberg lives the life of a loving mother and wife,…

  • IEC: Significant moves expected as counting continues

    Elections 2014

    JOBURG - Although more than fifty percent of the national votes have been counted and verified, the Independent Electoral Commission…

  • Kerbside recycling in Kyalami

    Local news

    KYALAMI - The Greater Kyalami Conservancy (Gecko) and residents' associations in the Kyalami area are partnering with a Diepsloot co-operative…

  • Tatt it up for Choc

    Local news

    JOBURG - This year’s Tattoo-a-thon goes international and aims to raise R750 000 for a children’s cancer charity.

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